The Tower Reversed

Upright, the Tower is strongly associated with catastrophic end. It is a card of sudden and unexpected shock, chaos, and disruption.
A card of such universal devastation means that, when you reverse it, it’s hard to narrow down the meaning to a few quick notions, but here you go:

1. Avoidance of disaster
2. A very personal transformation or tragedy
3. The fear of change or catastrophe
4. An oppression or inability to break free

 
{6.21.21 note: At this current time in my life I am paralyzed by a severe fear of catastrophe, so I'm excited to read on and see what I should do about it...}

Questions answered by The Tower Reversed:
Who? A difficult person; one who has recently suffered a catastrophe 
What? Cleanup after a storm or emergency
Where? A volatile location; an area after a storm
When? March to April, October to November; After the tragedy
Why? “Times of crisis, of disruption or constructive change, are not only predictable, but desirable. They mean growth. Taking a new step, uttering a new word, is what people fear most.” - Fyodor Dostoevsky
Yes or No? No

What should I clean?

• Prepare or replenish emergency supplies
• Throw out 16 dangerous pieces of clutter

 
Where are my keys?

• Near a fire hazard or dangerous item

 
The Tower Reversed as:
…an action?

• Visit a therapist for grief or recovery
• Take a long, hot bath to relax
• Cry it out

…a place in your house?

• The peephole
• The window in the front door

• The tub
• The liquor cabinet

…a place in your city?

• A recently dismantled building
• A place with "Tower" in the title
• A rehab, recovery, or grief counseling location

  
…a place in the world?

• New Zealand
• The Caribbean
• A global humanitarian aid foundation

 
…something to eat?

• Canned goods
• Granola or trail mix
• Peanut butter

 
…a color? Electric blue
 
…movie theme? Disaster recovery; fear of ruin

• Bird Box

• Thor: Ragnarok
• Fatherhood

…a new career?

• Disaster recovery
• Nonprofit humanitarian work
• Grief counseling or psychotherapy

Possible Major Arcana combinations with The Tower Reversed:
Upright Fool: Keep an eye on the kids
Reversed Magician: Fear of job loss
Upright Priestess: Personal trouble; emotions
Reversed Empress: A worried mother or parent
Upright Emperor: A struggling business
Reversed Hierophant: A falling out; lost faith
Upright Lovers: Avoiding a breakup; no divorce
Reversed Chariot: Fear of flight; travel delayed
Upright Strength: Training for emergencies
Reversed Hermit: Lack of adequate preparation
Upright Wheel: Disaster avoided this time
Reversed Justice: White collar crime
Upright Hanged One: decisions must be made to avoid disaster, don’t delay
Reversed Death: Unnecessary fear
Upright Temperance: Everything is in balance
Reversed Devil: Smooth sailing; all disasters are averted
Upright Star: Foretells recovery from disaster
Reversed Moon: A difficult journey to recovery
Upright Sun: After a big change there is bliss
Reversed Judgement: Extreme self doubt
Upright World: A personal transformation
 
Before any card: Recovery from a disaster related to (card theme)
After any card: Disaster recovery
 
The Major Arcana represent significant life events. The Tower Reversed could indicate:

• Post-disaster
• Cleanup after a natural catastrophe
• Fear
• Reconciliation

{6.21.21 note: I watched a sappy movie so I had a good cry this morning. I do feel better! Thanks Tower Reversed!}